anything in moderation; it is the caffeine which can cause increase in heart rates in some people; a cup of coffee or a can of soda isn't going to hurt you in moderation; it is good that you are investigating what you are intaking just don't get crazy over it; relaxation and good nutrition are key in pregnancy; don't worry be happy; congratulations
2006-11-17 02:44:13
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answered by sml 6
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you recognize formerly those variety of hyper know-how of such a good number of DO's and DON'Ts, women people around the realm were ingesting soda and ingesting fish. presently, all sorts of prognosis are focusing way too a lot in what each and every volatile ingredient might want to take position to a being pregnant. i have considered some study about the air we breathe! My husband and that i have been purely speaking about this and we both agreed that what the study exhibits now will replace again in some months or years. also, people extremely favor to recognize the completed article fairly than purely the first few lines. With caffeine, it freaked a good number of people out because it reported that it confirmed some correlation to low beginning weight, even as i extremely study into it and in additional effective than purely that unmarried article I got here upon the internet, i found that the "low" beginning price replaced into honestly very few oz.! imagine that, they by no potential pointed that out, made it look as although you'll have a 5 lb toddler as against a healthful 7 or 8 lber. i'm not putting forward that you'll drink soda like there's no the following day, please reduce it in accordance for your difficulty-loose experience. Rule of thumb, each and every thing fairly. except that is something that would want to of route damage you, then that is going to also damage your unborn toddler (i.e. drugs, alcohol etc). I drink coke yet, I do evaluate my caffeine intake of the day, chocolate also has caffeine! besides, I went to the save and positioned Coke Caffeine loose, not Coke 0 yet, common previous Coke yet Caffeine loose (purple and gold can). It tastes an similar minus the caffeine, you may attempt that fairly ;)
2016-11-29 05:34:21
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answered by Anonymous
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When you have your nutrition class, which you should schedule anytime now, they will tell you that having 300mg of caffeine is fine, that would be around 6 cans of soda. However the problem with drinking soda is that it has a lot of sugar which can cause you to get gestetaional diabetes. You can have coffee but don't exceed 3 cups a day. With coffee you have to make sure what the amount of caffeeine is in it, they are all different, try not to have too much caffeeine because it is already hard to fall asleep when you are pregnant and plus you dont want your baby to be adicted to it and have problems with him when he is born. cutting down the amounts is always a good idea.
2006-11-17 03:00:05
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answered by Lilly 5
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Caffeine’s Effects on the Developing Fetus
Caffeine easily passes from mother to fetus through the placenta. A developing fetus may have higher, sustained blood levels of caffeine than its mother because of immature metabolism.3 A few studies have shown that even moderate caffeine consumption affects fetal heart rate and movement patterns.3 A pregnant woman’s ability to metabolize caffeine slows as pregnancy progresses, so some of its effects may increase later in pregnancy.
Some studies have found that pregnant women who consumed large quantities of caffeine (five or more cups of coffee a day) were twice as likely to miscarry as those who consumed less, while fewer or no effects were seen at lower levels of caffeine consumption.4, 5 A detailed analysis of caffeine's reported effects on pregnancy outcome can be found at motherisk.org.
2006-11-17 02:45:37
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answered by Miriam Z 5
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Caffine should be limited but you can have it while pregnant. I think the limit is one can of soda or 1 cup of coffee a day. When I was pregnant I had a soda as a treat maybe 2 times a month. Water is really the best thing for you right now but you can have caffine in small amounts.
2006-11-17 02:43:42
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answered by Lisa 4
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There is an increased chance of miscarriage if you consume a lot of caffeine. My doctor told me I could have eight ounces a day if I really need it, and then switch to decaf after that. I quit drinking caffeine completely and I feel fine, the decaf is just as tasty.
2006-11-17 02:49:36
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answered by jokiebird 4
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While not drinking any caffeine is the best option my OB told me that one soda or coffee a day was fine. I was also told to drink regular soda and not diet because of the fake sugars in diet sodas.
2006-11-17 02:39:55
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answered by Melissa J 4
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it is okay to have one coke or cup of coffee a day. but when i was pregnant with my first child i had 3 or more soft drinks a day and he came out just fine. i have tried to limit caffeine with this pregnancy, but i do drink more than one a day. and she is going to be fine.
2006-11-17 02:43:07
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answered by Maddie and Jacobs mom 5
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i was told no caffeine when I was pregnant which just made me crave it more. Coke is probably the worst kinda soda you could drink while you're pregnant.
2006-11-17 03:57:00
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answered by Erin D 2
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I love my coffee and I am just 4weeks along and can hardly even drink one cup in the morning, it make me nauseated. Other than that I try to drink decaf. I drink lots of water and OJ better for you and fetus.
2006-11-17 03:07:19
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answered by Lisa B 3
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